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The Pilgrim’s Guide to Success

I’ve been looking for meaningful full-time work since crash-landing in Philadelphia in August. After living in Boston for eight years ...

The experience of being a self-identifying Orthodox Feminist Jewish woman on a college campus can be simultaneously empowering and alienating. ...

My mom was always baking when I was growing up. Nothing complicated, in fact, quite the opposite: leftover slices of ...

As a rabbi of an online congregation, I am often asked about whether people have “real” Jewish experiences online. Some ...

“He (Moses) said: “If you will listen diligently to the voice of HaShem, your God, and you will do what ...

If you’ve never lived in the South, you might not be familiar with King Cakes. The brightly colored yellow-green-and-purple treats ...

Tu Bishvat is not the holiday that commemorates the destruction of the temple; that’s Tisha B’Av, though I understand why ...

“Tzi-tzit tzitzit tzitzit, where are you today? I need you for a bracha, I need you right away!”This was a ...

When my husband and I first got married and we started to host Shabbat dinner I was determined to make ...

I never thought of the traditional Southern dishes eaten for luck at the New Year as particularly Jewish– certainly not ...

By the time January rolls around it’s time to face the music: we’ve indulged in latkes and sufganiyot (It’s only ...

Happy 2015! This year starts on a Thursday, which means the first Shabbat of 2015 is only a day away! ...